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Appointed by the President.
The President has appointed Nathan Cleaves to
be surveyor OF customs for Portland, Maine

Society Notes.
Mrs. DR.. Norton ana daughter, Miss Juliette
Norton, OF Louisville, KY, have taken Mrs. de
SeioO,ds house On rarraEuL square. mrs. &c
Seiboid has gone to Europe.
MIR. Chamberlain, OF the fisheries commission
will arrive on the Elruria In New York to-day. He
u expected here Oh Monday.
Sir Charles upper, OF Canada, Will not be herr
for short time yet as his reelection seat In
the dominion parliament Is on In HALIFAX, and he
must see that matter settled DefJre ne leaves Sll
CHARLES VIII bring Lady upper with him, anu viii
be prepared to spend the winter Sir Lionel =
West The British minister, Is not prepare 10 Say
through now long u .Iine The deliberations OF TIE
commission will continue. His opinion materially
oilers from that VI the State Department Ot11cta
VINO said "they Will be through In about q week.
Tue commission WILL not sit unLu Sir Charles up
per arrives.
Mr.. Armstrong, Indian inspector. has taken
apartments in the Milton. He will have with hun
a charming daughter during the winner.
Ars Thee. King and her sister, Mss Barry, who
spent last winter IN a house on New Hamp. hire
avenue, OUT or dupont Circle, has taken MIS-
beach's house, 922 arragut Square.
MIS- NOBLE and ner laughter, Aiiss Maud Noble
have gone abroad TO spend year.
M. aud Mrs. Burroughs and Miss Mary Bur.
Burroughs, who spent the last two winters he.e,
WILL sah lor kurvpe ga the l2.n.
Naval Constructor Geo. X. Boush and family
have decided to make Washing on their permanent
rceldeuce, and aIe nov Occupying NJ. 2Ol4
sIreeI northwest winch Mr.. bousn recently pur.
chased. Their daughter, MIS- De VIII Goldman,
viii spend the winter win Lnem.
Nrs. CLIFFORD Bousu, Wife OF Lieut.. Boush OF the
Navy, LeaSeu NJ. %0-O NJ street northwest, and
Will reslde in Wasnlng,o On TINS winner.
col A +. Lewis Deputy Fifth Auditor OF the
United states Treasury, mas rented, and with his
family, taken Possession OF the house, No. 16Ic
knvde Is.aud avenue.
Mr.. Geo. C. Maynard mas taken the same house
the family occupied last winter Oh DE Sales street.
Ara. MAY narus SISTER, Miss AaLLie Maruer Is Win
tncin.
Mrs. De B. Randolph Keim and her Two young
daughters who spent the summer at "EdgenOunt,'
tic i4niiy seat at reading, Pa, have returned 10
tnelr home, a. 12OS Il street, ior the winter.
Hon. G. M. Williamson, representative OF Kinds
County, Miss and the present democratic nomi-
nee l0r state senate OF That district, accompanied
by his bride, have been In the city Tor rev days
stopping at the Riggs.
Mr. holcombe, the chief clerk OF the Bureau OF
Education, has returned from his home in Indiana
with his bride.
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TYPHOID IN INDIANA.
Physicians Ascribe IL to Impure Wate
Caused by the Drought.

dlarmingiy prevalent In Indiana. It does not seem
to be confined to any particular locality. The
State health board received word that there were
forty or nifty cases In the little town OF Milton.
Wayne County, and sent doctor TO investigate
the matter. In Milton there are only surface
wells, lew OF them deeper than IS feet, and the
people have become so alarmed that they are
boiling Water before they drink 1t. In Elkhart %
cases Of typhoid fever were reported during the
last quarter. There are many cases In johnson
and Morgan counties, and in nearly every part OF
to impure water. as the ong-continued drought OF
last summer caused the pure-water supply to fall
short. Wells have gone dry in a great many
warrick county the people are paying rs and 30
cents a barrel for water for domestic purposes.
In indianapolis typhoid fever is more prevalent
than usual.
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Twenty-Five Horses Burned.
DESTRUCTION OF NEW YORK LIVERY STABLE THIS
MORNING..

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--Twenty-ive horses were
burned to death in the basement OF Edward Riley's
tHo-story brick livery stable, No. 3l8 and 800
west 4Sth street. about 80 O'Clock this morning.
The cause OF the fire IS not known. 1t started In
the basement. and before 1t was discovered all
cut Off and not one OF them escaped. Thirty.eight
Others on the floor above were gotten out In safety
A number OF valuable private CARR lges on the
estimates his loss at $4,000 The bui ding, which
Is owned by Brewster & Co., the carriage MANU-
burned horses W re owned by Riley, the others
be onged to private parties and were estimated to
be worth $4,000. The total loss on Carriages
italy insured.
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Incendiaries at Work.

DUBUQrE, Iowa, Nov. 5.-Knapp, Stout & Co.'s
shingle-shed, filled with Shingles and several ad.
joining lumber piles were consumed by fire last
night. Loss about $4,000. The fire was of In
cendiary origin, the man who fred the shed hav-
ing been seen running away by the watchmen.
THIS is the third attempt to set the several big
lumber yards On fire within the past week. The
two others being put out with no loss. There was
no wind last night or the entire lumber yard OF
I'm 'pp stout & CO. would have been swept away,
involving a loss OF hundreds OF thousands.
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DIED.

=, r "a ,. s :, f Gs., SGys, iss
ssrvices at IL 5 sunday Al 1 IN.
chIsM. ON November 5. lss7, at 10 O'Clock u-
NLIIlE g. CHlsM. daughter 81 llly A. and Jsnis
Ihisin al7ed two years ana ten months.
kest thou, Netue. sluinber .we~tly.
We who nov our loss de, lore
Soon viii come ana se-p ts-eide thee:
Thou art only gone before
Funeral will take place at 73l Twenty thirh .trs.s
~ half past tSo O'Clock y m Relatives tread
DAVIS. on Thursday November z 1887 q, 10 "a
pan. Of consumption. Mis- MARY ALLAN DAVIS. Of
tuneral from her late residence No IL street
northeast, Sunday At = 80 I.n.
Johnson. Mrs. FRANCIS ELLA Johnson. the
Der a. 1851. oclocE a M az iso2 ssrset me-.
Asleep in Jesus. blessed sleep.
Prom nOue ever wAk. 10 wpers-
Aeslm a.ld nnylI-,urb-d IVIo-e,
InorOken by the last OF Ioes.
Asleep In Jesus. O. how SWEET
10 NJ for SUCH slunb,r meet,
VAN uuly confidence sInr
That death HAS io-t ms yenomed sting
chaTch. a al os voc On s S iS asely A.
Johnson. ON N"veIno-r r. lss7, al Il O'Clock.
after short and "a MIA illness. LO,Is BiCkI UI..
sso nIne months and Ia uiy days
Suffer li5tle cl.dren TO and forbid iheua
hot Tor 81 sa'sh u abe kai ssiotn of heaven.
Funeral from his parents r-sidence. No. I1x3 n
strssa n"rtn~esi Al 80 o'cloos .. M sundAs. Nc
,i1'' -, -
oMh, IN frloat, November 4th. -Nbs.
lhVhAS N, raoNed hsstafIe u MAfy 4. Lips oult.
he ube f.r-ily respectfully invited to
stieH. IA. funeral On SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Novemb-r
S<oo frosl~c' avenue, 'r'-oi Eelo~b.
WELLINGTON. Departed tins life THURSDAY, NO
LlNuIoN, aItsr a loaE AHA paiu;l.. illle.s
Funeral wall tske place sunday erroon. at
SSS n,S iryn ns aAushs'rs rssinsnse Hls
$500, ~. .,..,e AiisH1s eAa r'iaH"s "
st'Nuuis iL'Astu " ~.F''iu
hEAD1> pn No eihner q lsSs, al . sclock p M
I.es.ly ..s,l ~ g. ~ s,x -, ~. AMI AZ, ,,,,,h Dtses
lua.rsl viii Isn,. ne SuI,,aS 81, ,,.,s., q, n
o'cla.k 10 M rtol NET l.fe t.s.a...,, ~ * s,.ss.
Chu,etts avenue n,,rtsiss.s-
RlIFl GA the utt.,ro ;, a. S,y,r,,,s- \ 1885,
Fiona A. beloved vile "a Helry q RleN and a. M.
ter OF Emma A Brew ON al t., IA . t,.s- IA i,nA al
iu the tve.ty-seyol,Eh year al .Ier - - -
NJ, -. -, -. -. =. - -,
"" ~, - $500. - ~, ~ oIe " ''o iaS
For r.,n.l,,,er l,,,N ,,,, r.r.vsa
10 tiny der Lord 10 ,uVs
rms ysis ~ ts.sr. o~ioTl ''
To rom tpst prl.hT celestial hama
Where sunersllss are no NOR.
AND when the resurrection morn
Burs.s ioftn th- Lf's-'h tonlo,
nolS 70 lnee' lis tlofs There
In Immortal youth 10 bisoal;
-, %, nfh hrshssn
unersi ounuai t5t7ruouu ~ l. oci"ch RON Aouu9
ZION " = Suurh. leiIteS toNn, "a = heaative- aud
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A Wife, Bill for Divorce.


This afternoon Anna NJ. Begaley, by Messrs. Earl
& Pugh, filed bill for divorce from Waterman
p Begaley. They were married In this city By
Rev. Father jenkins, January %, 1873, and I'M
mediately afterward left for New YORK. where de-
PENDANT was employed for time 10 the New York
post-oflce which position he lost by his Irregular
habits Sne then asserts That they lived In Ball.
more. where he was a CLERK IN the Office OF X. NJ.
Hall; In St. Pau, where he was employed In
the QuaItermaster's Department, and in this
city AS clerk IN the Surgeon-General's Once.
She charges that he not only came home drunk,
but often brought his companions VITA him, ana
that in consequence OF his haDLs she was forced
to give up Keeping clearinghouse. She charges
further that she, having accidentally learned that
he had wife living In FittsDurg named Rose
Bageley, charged him with IL, and he az first de-
MED II, but subsequently he Instituted proceed
ingS for q divorce from said Rose, which Was
granted BY thea neghenyCountyCour In Noy..ls
she states tuat they were living happily together
then, and having been advised that remarriage
W - necessary they were remarked November j.
ASST by Rev. Z. F. Sontag, OF Grace church In this
city. She further states that on November 10
following he left the house saying that
he Was going TO visit his mother al M!sn. Italy,
and she received afIectionaIe letters IRON on
the way, and she charges, on Information, that ne
has married one Ola Ucchel at that place, and Is
living In adultery with her.
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Sales Of Real Estate.

Thos thompson has bought, for "a, 500, OF {. ].
Anderson, lot in Lanier Heights.
A. r. Fox. Grlstee, mas bought OF s. l. Kimball
for 81 2e5 subs 10 and IL, So 134 4lxl0O feet on
19ln street, between Sherman and q streets north
west.
A s. Pratt Sons have sold for Chas Foster
house No. 1882 10Th street, lot 20 square Ill, TO
Mrs A. f. Slater Tor $40 600, and No. 1886 In same
block, 10 MIS-. Frances haisted, for 81, 500.
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No Disease ON BOARD.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The steamer Chateau
YQuem, Capt. Journell arrived here to-day from
Bordeaux with seventy eight Italian steerage pas
sengers, all OF whom are well The baggage has
been thoroughly fumiguted, and the ship will in
all probability be allowed TO go to the city after
twenty -iour hours observation.
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A Foundry Desuroyed by Fire

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. 6-The extensive
fundry, machine and pattern shops, ana black
smith department OF Samuel Wallace, at " hite
Haven was destroyed by tre this morning. WAL
lace5 individual loss Is estimated at ZOO. 1t Is
reported that $50 worth or patterns and mould
1ngS belonging 10 the Central Railroad OF New Jer-
Sey were also DESTROYED.
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SULLIVAN INDIGNANT.

SULLIVAN INDIGNANT.
He Wants 20 Fight Roth KilrAfm and
Mitchell In the Same Ring.
Z QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 5.-5no. l. sullivan, who was
passenger on the steamer Cephalonis from Bos
ton, expresses himself as very indignant at the
boastful language used by Kilrain and Mitchell
He says that he wants to fight both Of them in the
same ring. He believes that Smith is better man
than kirain, ana declares that he means 70 return
TO America as champion OF the word or die here.
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STATUE FoR BALrINoRE-Acting Secretary
Thompson has authorized the collector OF customs
at Baltimore to grant free entry OF bronze static
OF Chier Justice fancy, lately imported at Balti-
more. and which was presented 10 that CITY Dy
Mr. Vim. T, W0lterA
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A PENSION FOR BtrNDNEss.-Frank Delair, late
private In Company I, 18TH Illinois Infantry, now
residing in Cobourg Province OF ontario, Dominion
Of Canada, has been allowed pension for total
blindness, beginning June IL, 1854, rrst Payment
OF winch ID 81, 04S. and payaDle at the washing
ton, d. c., agency.
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A HOusebreaker's Excuse.

In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, the
colored man. Ephraim Duckett, who had pleaded
guilty to HOUSEKEEPING In the day, was called up
for sentence. Mr.. Ferguson suggested that he was
hardly OF sound mind and scarcely responsible.
Assistant District Attorney Lipscomb read from
the records Of the court his conviction september
%, 1855, and sentence TO two years In Albany.
The court inquired or the prisoner az TO lis pre-
vious cnaracte,, and the prisoner asked that the
court give him a Ia ht sentence la Jail, stating
that be had served l. JAIN and In the reform schoo,
ns also the penitentiary. lie further stated that
he went into the place, a saio0n, Tor whisky, but
did not get IL. The father said there was some
thing tue matter With his boys head aud the
moon affects him, and the older lie grows the
worse he gets. The court suggested IL he Was not
satisfied TO his responsibility that the plea be
withdrawn. The prisoner declined 10 do this and a
sentence OF five years IN the Albany peniienuiary
was mposrd. MI. Epscomb stated that he would
cause report to b. made on his mental condition.
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Thinks He Committed Suicide.
LATEST THEORY OF THs FRIENDS OF SCOTT. rHl NEW
YORK ABACOHDER.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5-The friends OF David Scott.
OF vernon Broe. & Co, who disappeared on Tues
DAY last, leaving behind him an overdrawn Ac-
count and $4,000 in improperly Endorsed notes,
nave 10, med the opinion that he has committed
suicide. He was heard from last On Thursday ct
side. He has not been heard from on the Cansdisn
side and he left his watch and wallet at the hotel
at Niagara.
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kaoma


BALTIMORE. Nd. November 6s-vireinia con-
solidsted, 4o pxstdne coupons, 81; do ten forties
800: do. new threes. ON bid to-day.
BAk11MonL Nm, November 5-eotton hrmer but
niddlns W; -Four dun but ssssdy wne. u.,
eDhe. e1t04; weSeesn inactiye bot shout steaiy
No. winter red. spot 7yss7SA; Decembsr, SLA.
eAtS; January, 4Skno3t. Corn-southern quiet ana
1nm white 46aSO; yellow, 47.4y; western dull
bue ssssdy. mixed. SPOT 4yssAea; DecemSer 4Sh
Ss S; de- lid Sosss: western
white, 30aSo; W0Deoen WAxeQ, JSs54. Hye nm. 0os
asaa5-esansd o. Coo.e dull md hesvy-kio car;
eoea ordinary 70 fnif, loa1eh 9uSar-coppef refned
49iL l0slOA Whisky stsady, ll4sl -. frsiehts q
4yapeol PEI. Steamer suiet and ateaay-cotton
1874: 1oux, IL lds grain, 4AAsd. Receipts-nour
S0:QOQ h.rssls whcss 5000 bushsls; csfn lxo0 ,6
narrels; wheat 30 600 bushels ssles-whsat 1l7,0UO
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The Crow Outbreak
THE CANADIAN AUTHORITIES ARE NOT AFRAID rRlfu
INDIANS WILL. RECQNR INRECrEn.

OTTAWA. ONT, Nov. h-The controller OF the
Northwest mounted police slater that tbs au-
Crow Indians In Montana Territory. The
Iorce OF mounted police On the Dominion
@ae o. the boundary has not been increased, only
Indians are aC least couple OF hundred miles from
thoee In the United States. and there Is not the
least occasion i0r fear OF any corresponding war.
IKE movement on the part q the former.
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They say they are starved.
COMPLAINTS OF THE MIGRANTS DETAINED IN ouA1.
ANTINH YopH

general, has written to President Bayies. OF the
health board, asking him 70 relieve the Italian
emlgrantS now at quarantine from the neglect OF
tne attendants He declares that the pasSengerf
OF the Alesa and Britannia have not sslflctent 70
eat nor enough clothing to keep them warm al
night. the communication was referred to the
quarantine Commissioners
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ternoon, at hslmsttA, while the daughter and s0n
OF J. ScnrodsS, Hungarian laboesf, ae0d tour anA
six years respectively wsse piAytng aiounA bon
nre, the girl tsu into The aaIne6 Ger brother at
tempted 70 reecue her, bue lA11e0 end both weSe
burned 70 death So
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The Bokharaus Object.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-The ameer Of Bokhara has
informed the car that the Bokharans oU1ect to
permanent Russian occupation OF Kerki, and
has asked the car to pOs, pOne the transfer OF
troops from Chard1ui to kerk1 until the Bokhar.
ans shall have been gained over.
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ADDITIONAL SUPPLY Just RECEIVED
A Omar SALE o. DKr GooDs
By LUrTRRlL q WINE

1880 Psansyivsnls svsoue northwest
In order 10 male chanse in our b.sissS q sn rly
date Ne are Offering 10 the public for feA - ~
ter wdAr the following Inducements. va:
6rsAriui g. Brosdcioth for sdsss war. q u
Bssnsiil "a stsipsa olosh. Il, wool % sse vr~sA
beautiful - ssrFss, sIl yool q s5sc- xsrsA zoe
Beautiful "A Lsdsss Closhs. al WOOL q co., Vursh
y Bot B,,ck Henrietta coth IN the ma fes q n
Splendid line " pross 0oods from xScL 20 Ell
Al colors ali VOID flsnnsl Cloths q CSC
bitk Nelvees N Ill ehsdes g e5e-, wortb I'll.
Blck siks ss 5.S5c u. u SO. 81 IS and q
We gusrzntss tbs pr,css u ~ good. tn faDoD
Afuii haze Of Tlsnnsia. slmksss. md Dosssssosss
4 fuiIass q Undsrwsss In gsnsr. isAsss snd o.
4 ,osies Of Tovsla. q e3 pr des, worth a.
Linen sbeetine st q. worth tl2A.
Linen Dsmneks snd kapkins stscialty.
nrUe ict Of HAndksrchls6s and Gloye. x~rv cAss>
lss NJ 5ssvy Izbtsa REGULAR nsos koss .
On aock iscompsssn our ps1css ne lowest
tbe.r scesuts Ct oncss bsssrs ths cknngs = ~ ~
BUrTREIL 3 VIM.
oxe2w 1880 PA sW. n v. cor 0Dlh .
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An Attach,ncn, for $4,000.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The American Exchange
National Bank has obtained an attachment against
Ackernan Bros, OF California, In suit TO recover
$45.Il5 on note executed by J. B. Rosenrhal
also attached the property Of the makers Of the
note,
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WAX kIED.

ESGLE-CTIEY on November . ISIS. At WASH.
ington ID &, by the kev. :, N. Newiuan. JACOB n
k.,tsl-f. 81 ChsrlestoNn. " Ma. 10 MARI 4 TlLTl
of Washington.
HAlwARD-CoRYE1I- BY Rev. John " rhfilip-
on NoNGnt-r l. 49,, DIR. JANIS ". IAHN AID u
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EHOR eALE-A SPLENDID I,1OO-ACRE sTOCF
Yarn IN Maryland, 20 miles down the Potomac will
rvvd nver lsnuin sale exchange property u
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q 'slsSs dpsnsa qs.ss sSd Ssesasssd his mornins.
gsssmRss whsss ss1rssa q ,s nd z ncy 9qessd e
. g. pert sysns9 e 14,ob. and = new sslling g
a;as.e ssesiSs sv5s - s 81. 1872 'A'fs ne'
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EDUCATIONAL.

DRIVATE LESSONS ON GUIi AR BY A sKiLLFJL
scAer, with nearly twenty years exyer eilc. for
rr4ereEce. MIR. II. EBEkBACH, E-street Music st. re,
SlO. 1t
WANTED-BY A LADY TEACHER TO FOI N A
w Class OF Six Boys under ten gears age. Apply
al IiO 10Th ST. NV. p5-st'
DRlMARY SCHOOL OF MUSIC 1893 Q ST. NV,
II Mrs NJ BAKRI>GER, PI. nclpal. Tuition. IS and
upwards C1rcuIa. at Ellis AID ut school MS 2ts
HENRY JAEGER, SOLO FLUTlsT MARINE
II land resumes instruction the lutte fEatuer
systern) Lay be engaged for aud coAcerts,
&c. IOr the coming season Residence, Is 4th st e.
n5-lIu.
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ATTORNEYS.

~ Law, B.rbouT Law Building, 40 Iouisiana
sv:.ua washinston. .. O. ksGdsncs. i21S n %
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PERSONAL.

MAKE NO E-DIXON'S YEAST POWDER
AVA - sold III larve bottles 10 cents 1t has plain
iaOeI with req Sc. on tue back. Every greer
1t. Don't take Substitutes. Don't be tlul,d bu l.
on having DlxOn's. AZ is the best n4-3t
nR V. +. II. EXT. NEVER FAILS.
IL See city Items. n3-th Ar yw
I'hE PUBLIC Accommodated WITH FINE
clothing anu Tailoring credit ut cash Irces, di
llI2 50. Ol5-lm
4 SPECIAL FEATURE: OUR ALL WOOL CORK
N screw suits, only Sll CO. SrRASBCkGEk q SON.
MANUFACTURING Clothers, lIl2 ST. olJ-3ln
IN ACCOUNT Oh 1HE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
Ous we are now prepared ~ psy ful value cents
secOnd- hand Clothing Address call at JUSrn'S
Olu otaLd. OlS u ST. NV. s20-tojsl6
" BALDWIN JOHNSON DESIRES ALL CASH
buy ers OF coal and ~oOd to call him prices
lacIlitles unsurpassed by any hrln in bust
less nam ONCE corller l1th Il. i. Branch
Cfhces-oll A 81. L. 4 and 9Th aud NV
aulU-:ilnO
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A Decision for the United Labor Party.
NEW YORK, Nov 5.-Referee Stetson lnds that
the political party or organization known as the
united labor party In the city OF New YORK Il the
party which cast upwards Of 10000 votes for It's
candidate for mayor at the municipal election
helo In the city OF New York In November, 1859
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Two iepsn srsin esaing m PniladsiphiA. Tney
art % charge o. d.. Van AAfilngen, Alderman phy.
sic1an, who refuses 20 lmpart any informAtaoh 20
IL health o1acerA
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TIE CoNnnsroxHR Of ne 0enessl tAnd oGss
has Cancelled selectioqs Of ths Nosthsm ran1s
Raalroad co. Tor 1000 scres Of land n 4aSAiAe.
ton Torr1togy.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest T6legla1ls 10 The Star.
ANOTHER CHANGE OF ARMS.

Newspaper Articles which Excite Ger.
man Military Circles-Peaceful Ru.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 5.-Although the infantry was
last year equipped with repeating guns the Vos-
sische Zeifung and the Berlin Post both contained
articles yesterday saying that 1t would be neces-
sary to provide new arms OF a smaller size. The
articles have attracted great. deal OF attention
The continental stock exchanges to-day are
quiet and inactive with unchanged quotations.
Russian securities are nrmer on renewed rumors
that the car will visit the Emperor william at
Berlin.
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RANCE OF rn TuERNoNErER.-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: q.
a., 30; z .. a., 80; Maximum, 81; Minimum, IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-05

1s DepenAs - she Labsr Wee.
Cosunbus ono specin1 10 the New York World.
Ex-Congressman Frank HuFd who has Just re.
turned from New York, In an interview here this
evening. said as 70 the result IN New York State
that - was IN doubt and depended upon the labor
vote. NJ. aufd speaks twice more In the ohio
campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-05
BOARDING

1903 i 81. y. W. OPPOSITE FRANVITN
loS . Park - Pleasant hoonus with e.. 49, -
l,o-ru references exchanged few table Iosrsisrs
can be accommodated. ~~'s ~. so, ~.
EoR RENr-Mks. PENIS HOUSE I4oI ar
has been Put In perfect order and h now 49, -
boarders; she has very choice rooms. n sts
w take large nicely furnished Room Vii II 40 ma
gas terms very reasonable n taken p,edis. " ART
eiA ..oas oo.eo N noas> ll36 lzth ct NV. nl-2t'
II A PRIVATE FAMILY BOARD AND CO1ToR.
table Rooms, furnished. LADIES' or eeusis1.sen m
TssS ns1le terms upon spplic.tion MrH L COZ
DOAs Ale Duke g.. Alexxisdan, Va,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-05

OTTAWA, OxT., Nov. 6-The trade Nturnobo.
tween Canada and the United states for the ~
fscal year show considerable fa1iing on IN In
recent years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-05

=: A. n SAG-FIae:-At an enJoyaoie camp
last light, Past Department Commander Brooks
presented the post with q complete set OF equip
Webster In hitting terms In the entertain ment
that followed Messrs Granger, White, Bangs,
MACE. Duncan, Ross Miss Ross, and Prof. Bucks
orchestra took part.
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District Government Affairs.

No objections having been tled the Commits
sioners to-day ordered the extension OF Michigan
avenue In a northeasterly direction along the
northern boundary OF ,he Glenwood Cemetry TO the
junction OF the Bunker Hin and ..amiton roads.